Tag Archives: Steve Hackett

SYNDONE – Eros & Thanatos

September 19, 2016

Fading 2016 Love and Death and all points in between: Turin six-piece explore emotional terra incognita and look it up on the map of our world. Dipped in classicism, this band’s albums excel in contextualizing ancient – or, rather, timeless … Continue reading →

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STEVE HACKETT – Blues With A Feeling

August 3, 2016

Camino 1994 / Esoteric 2016 A key to acolyte’s highway: most unusual, yet perfectly logical, entry in art-rock guitarist’s log. The very notion of playing blues may seem alien to those who know him as a proponent of prog rock, … Continue reading →

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Steve Hackett And Ray Thomas Guest On SYNDONE’s Record

May 14, 2016

Back from hybernation in 2012, Italians SYNDONE have been on the creative rise over the course of two albums, their latest being 2014’s  that tapped into Homer’s classic. Now, though, the sextet from Turin explore a different mythology on their next … Continue reading →

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Ex-GENESIS Guitarists Revisit Their Past

April 30, 2016

Many people don’t know that but, even though  and  never played together in GENESIS where the latter replaced the former, the two guitarists are friends. So there would be no surprise and no rivalry when, on June 24th, both will see … Continue reading →

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Interview with Steve Hackett

March 14, 2016

Steve Hackett seems to have only recently realized how solid is his body of work and, recently, shifted the focus from GENESIS towards solo albums. Steve’s compositions are firmly rooted in his past, although Hackett’s core feelings usually come hidden in complex imagery, and … Continue reading →

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